$50,000 worth of admission wristbands went missing for Country Thunder Wisconsin

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Three Park Ridge teens are charged with receiving more than $10,000 worth of stolen property in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, court records show. A related criminal complaint describes the stolen property as admission wristbands for Country Thunder Wisconsin.

The criminal complaint dated July 25 states that the site manager for the country music festival reported a burglary July 23, and told responding Kenosha County sheriff’s deputies that the festival’s will call booth had been tampered with after it had closed the previous night. According to the complaint, at least $50,000 worth of wristbands providing admission to the festival were missing.

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